> then people working on a given codebase will argue about what configuration > to use, which is counterproductive.
I disagree. Tooling decisions and coding guidelines are an important step in setting up any project or development shop and, like I said, not every project has the same requirements. Nim doesn't exist alone in this world and many codebases today are mixing different languages. A team might like, for example, to use a particular indentation style, line length or number of empty lines between block across different languages. BTW, even Python's `black` has an option for line length.
